This volume offers 100 more career records. Many of these interesting players were fringe major leaguers, and some never played in the majors. Those who appear: Teo Acosta, Willie Mays Aikens (batted .454 in Mexico), Chuck Aleno, Dale Alexander, Walter Alston, Ramon Arano (334 wins in Mexico), Frank Barnes, Dan Bankhead, Salome Barojas, Nelson Barrera, Erve Beck (first AL homer), Heinz "Bad Feet" Becker, Jack Bentley, George Brunet (32 seasons), Ed Carnett, Nick Castaneda, Rex Cecil, Italo Chelini, Allie Clark, Dain Clay, Cosmo Cotelle, Estel Crabtree, Ray Dandridge, Martin Dihigo, Claro Duany, Vallie Eaves, Hector Espino, Francisco Estrada, , Kerby Farrell, Les Fleming, Rene Friol, Ford Garrison, Chick Genovese, Lefty George, Floyd Giebell, Ruffuss Gentry, Roland Gladu, Sal Gliatto, Waldo Gonzalez, Bill Harris, Ned Harris, Pancho Herrera, Jim Honockick, Deacon Jones, Lee Wong Kuk/Ernesto Carlos Kuk, Karol Kwak, Allan Lewis, Ad Liska, Clarence Maddern, Hersh Martin (.425 in '48), Agapito Mayor, Chuck Mead, Dutch Meyer, Julio Moreno, Masanori Murakami, Butch Nieman, Prince Hank Oana (royalty in the majors?), Sadaharu Oh, Reggie Otero, Karl Pagel, Pat Patterson, Kent Pflasterer, Jack Phillips, Jack Pierce, Tom Poholsky, Mickey Rocco, Hector Rodriguez, Ramon Roger, Johnny Rucker, Octavio Rubert, Mike Ryba (pitched and caught in AL, NL), Paul Schreiber, Sylvester Simon, Dick Sipek, Bobby Slaybaugh, Jesus Sommers, Gil Torres, George Spencer, Victor Starffin (Japanese ace), Fred Tauby, Fred Taylor, George Toolson (sued OB), Frenchie Uhalt, Jose Vidal, Bill Wambsganss, Jimmy Wasdell, Al Widmar, Pap Williams, Wimpy Willis, George Wilson, Ralph Winegarner, Pinky Woods and John Wright.